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J• o IS /1' ~ S ; 0 o~ 7 es 515,01 c NUMBER 553 Tcothe FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of MIDDLE- SEX.: C ENTLE.m.EN, • N pursuance of a Requisition to us to call a Meet ing of the Freeholders-of the said County, To ‘ consider Of and adopt such Measures as may be proper in consequence of the rejection of the late Petition of the Freeholders of this - Cntimty to the Hon the-House of Commons," we do ap. point Such Meeting to be held at the Mermaid Tavern, Hack nOY, on Friday next, the Bth in;tant, at Twelve o'Clock. M. W. W OOD, • Sheriffs of the County . OHN ATKINS. 5 of Middle Sex. Tune r, aro NEW STATE LOTTERY, To be Drawn N EXT FRI DAY. MESSRS. HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. S'ock hrokers, Londoil, respedtully inform the Public, that rICKETS and SHA kES fot the. present STATE I-OTTE kY are on Sale at their Office; No. Royal Ex %lunge • , The Scheme is on 'the same improved Plan as the last, as to Number of rickets, Mode of Drawing, &c. and presents, in addition to the 200,0001 of Prizes, FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS, Of too Whole Tickets each, Which are to be givciyto the Four Tickets of the First Num- ber thawn a Prize above 51 Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis. Bank. India, end'South Sea Stocks. with their several Annuities; India Bonds, Exchequer Bilis, and every de.. scripticil of Government Securities, bought and sold by Coin- YTON, la , e Partner ~with the deceased Sir M 1 II RAts , C M 13,•-has the. pleasure of announc al:4: to his Friends and the the LOTTERY which dr • s lUN E, gives the greatest chance ul the Adven niter kir so small a risk. Pour l'atkets of Tickets One Hundred in eachl'ackLt. are to he given by the Lontrattors to the tortunate Holders ht the First-di awn Prize above is . l. When a Ticket may gain upwards of ieo,oool. and Shares in EV ToN has been truly lucky in selling Packets of 'rickets, No. 7 producing nearly 4,u. - 71. and No. 3,6 Eproducing 24,7651. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, and paid Y hun to the respediva Holders, who received fur each Sik keinti 1,5,7i:‘ 16s 3d. • • EY:f ON wilicits, a continuance of the publiC favours, at his itteky 2, CORN Hl LI, near the Mansion- House, • RANSCOMB and C 11 So.d i ll Last Lottery in 78 Shares, In the preceding Lottery, •No. 3.734 • . „. No. 2,618 . . . Zzo,ooo 4, 6 54 - r• . . 5,c00 383 . . . 1,000 Sof cool. each . z,so3 3of cool. each . I.coo Deing Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in Last Year only, Six ot 10,0001. and Capitals to the amount of 25°,00;4. besides the first 30,0, 01. the last 25, .zol. and Only 40,0001. Prize ever shared ; and in previous Years to an mount beyond all precedent ; are now selling 'rackets and Shares t e NEW Lori EP Y, to be drawn Sth JUNE, In which titere are Four Grand : Prizes ot 1.:0 Tikets - each,- Which may produce tb 100, ~01. and to a Sixteenth Upwards ot Cr.o. 01. :O. with tpetr,usual great - - - BRANSCOMB and Co. again guard the Public agaitist tke decepuon so twill of their inn and t taints of the Sale or the First ant Last of Extra Grand Prizes gO given ; the FACT it, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad 'Vehturets•each received 15471. if's. id at their OLD and LY• Oil:ces in London, viz. tio 3 7, Co RNHiLI.; • 1 No. ir, EIt)LBORN ; 0. 33, AYMA R.K ; and No. 269, STRAW a. They Will never falsely assert they div:ded a Capital which 'as not absolutely SHARED and SOLD to Inc 'Public as Above. TIE SWIFT, for on FRIDAY. NEXT the LOT. ; TE ICY-will be drawn; therefore, it you wish to have Chance for the following Prizes, you inust apply on or be lore THURSDAY. - 4 of ‘2.0 4 0e0 are ,C5.,,000 4 . . 5,6a0 . . 20,000 12 . . 1,000 . . 12,00 a 23 . . 500 . . 10,000 • 20 . . 100 . . 2,000 16 F;etlier with 4 , 940 others of 5,,t. 2 5 1. &c. ; in addition to these ther e are tour Extia Prizes of Tickets, by which-the .. utchaser of -A Ticket may gain . ,Croc,ooo • - An Half A Quarter . . . . An Eighth__ . . 12,500 A Sixteenth . . . . 6,253 .WIFT and CO.'s Offices, No. rt,. Poultry; No. 12, ( ilaritig-crass ; and No. 31, Aldgate High-street, are re- Zelhrtlended to Purchasers in the present Lottery, as having ai en ye r n ar k a bli fortunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes in ‘"e late and 'former Lott,..ries. NEXT FRIDAY, a►l will be Draw i 4 Prizes of . . ,C.20,c00 j 4 Prizes of . . . Z 5,000 z the S FATE LOITERY w • , • 100 144 &c. &c. . And FOUR F.XTR.A PRIDES „" Of One Hundred IVHO LE TICKETS each, Neil are to be g iven to ;he Four Tickets of the first Num b"',' tirawn a Prize above Isl. according to their respedive l etters, viz. the• Ticket marked Nos. Tickets. A will receive r,zst to 1,275 103 13". . 3,00 1 to 3,-725 . 103 C • • . 4,751 to 4,775 . 100 I) . . 2,01 tO 2,525 . leo 'RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. recommend I ° the notice of the PubliC the above Scheme, by which im- Played Mode of adventure A single Ticket fur ,C 24 - 'Half Q;1.111er . . Lightly . 3 4 o .. • . . sz,soo Sixteenth . . ` l2 6 • • • . 6,250 (71:" ETS and SHARES are on Sale at their Offices, bank buildings,- Cornhill, and racing the Gate of'the King,!s Charing-cruss. . • 6 o may gain ,C* 100,000 9°. . . . BY THE KING'S PATENT. NORKIS's FEVER DROPS. T- HE expetieilce of more than half a century has so fully established the\ reputation of this invaluable Atedicine, that it is now Immec.ess.iry to expatiate on its effi -4,4cY every species of "Fever, - particularly•the- Searletand cyphus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have 'never been known to fail, when administered agreeable to di. ‘tedion ; lit the Measles, Small Pox, Teething, and most Disorders incident to Children they are an infallible remedy ; the.4lecays anti discomforts of adt'anced life are under their immediate influence, they itnniediately stop the progress of rresh Cody and are particularly adapted as a genial Restora . titre Tbe Vamily Bottle, ass. soli at the Dodcn's House, Ne. '491 •Lower Brook. 'street, Grosvenor square, where orders for expoitaiion are dilly executed Smalter Bottles, 14s. and '9, 1 • whiesaie'and retail, at BaCon's, is°, Oxford-street, and "Y most respedalile Venders in Town and Country. Also Dr.NOßßlS'stelebrated ANTI-BILIOUS PI I. LS, - with ample Diredions, as. gd. the Box. Observe that the • 'words "Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the Govern. theta Stamp ; tie others are or can be bemsiue. ife""ar • kk..) WE D 1 _E S'D4 Y, JUNE .6, 1810. This:Day was published, price 2s. 6d. •-• MHE SPEECH of Lord Viscount MELVILLE, in the House of Peers, May as, ate, Ton the Subject of TROOP SHI PS. Printed for Stockdale, jun. 4t, Pall-M4ll. Where may be had, Voi. 5, in 4to. price-11..45. and vols. 9 and to, royal Bvo. 11. 4s. or (luny livo t 1 . 55. illut,trated with Maps, • The WoRKS of the Right Hon. EDMUND BURKE, • consisting of a❑ Account of the European Colonies in Ame. rica. Printed for'Stockdale, jun: No. 4r, ,about the Middle, on the North Side of Pa and Gilbert and /lodges, La Grange and Keene, Dublin Independently cf the above being the most elegant . of that celebrated Autlior';‘ Writings, it acquires an extraordinary present 'interest from the perfect view which ,t'takes.or the South American European Colonies, in all their topographi. cal, political, and commercial relations to each other, and to Europe. SALE; &c. socrrrtilAMS, DEVON. • . (The Land-Tax redeemed.) , • :TO BE SOLD, r TNIE FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of I. the MANOIt ofKEYNEPON . ,. in the following Pa- • • t. SHERFORD. The BARTON of KENEYDON, consisting of an old Mansion, now used as. a Farm-ho;lse, Barns, and all.other convenient Ont.:buildings, and - 342 . k. t't R. 12 ut very rich Nrable, Meadow, and Pasture Land and Orchard; now in the occ.upation ot Mr_ Robert' P;411:::r, who holds the same fdr the of a term of_ 14 years, of wh ch between two and three ar&nnexpired, under the very low Rent of 3801. , - And alSo the Reversion in Fee after lives under ConVen tionary Rents. and . Heriots, of 17 Tenements. in and near the Village of Frognior, in Sherford, all adjoining to the Barton, 'consisting of a capital Water Grist- NI ill, Dwelling. houses, Gardens, Orchards, 'and 38 Acres of very rich Land. 2.. SOU l'H POOL A, Tenement, called POOL PARKS, in the possession of john Hewitt, t sa r . a Teruo, , of which between ; and 12 years are linexn:rech under the clear yearly •Rent . of ;el. And the ReversHrin Fee after Lives, subject to Conventionaty Rents ,and Lleridts, in.lonr.other - Tentinents, all adjoining to Pool Paiks, unwilling in th. whole 1.06- Acres of very goad Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land: - • 3. CIIIVELSTONE. . • The Reversion iii Fee after two Lives of a Tenermmt,,can ed . DAT I'l NS, and after one Life Of a Tenement, called FOR!), subject to Conveidionar tient' and Freriots, con-. taming • together 33 Acres of very rich Atable, Meadow, and Orchard j and also the great or iinpropriate Tithe in posses sion of the last menttoned two Tenements. 4. PORT L E MOUTH: The Reversion in Fee after two Lives of a Tenement, called GOODS; I E LTE R. in the Parish of Portlenriut-h, - subjeci to a Conventionary Rent and lieriot, containing z.; Acres Of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land and Orchard. 5, STOCKENHAM. The; Reveisiori in Fee after three Lives of a Tenement, called CU - I . E.:NNW, subject to a Conventionary Rent and Heriots, consisting of.a -neat iiwelling-house, Garden, and, Orchard, and about two Acres of very rich Meadow Land. All the Estates lie on Navigable Creeks of the Sea, Which run tiii.tromSalcotnbe, front whence the finest .Marine Saud is brought. up for Manure, and the Produce_ of the Farms inay' be shipped off fOr Plyntoutit, Dartmouth, or else- . 'Keynedoh is distant front the Market and Post ,Towns of Kingshridge 3 Miles, Dartmouth, Totnes', and ModbUry, la Miles each, and Plymouth 2,6 ; 'and the' Village, of in Frogoor, in which the' Tenements in the Parish of Sher - ford (except the Barton) he, is rapidly increasing in Build- - jugs, Warehouses, &c. and being situated on'an Estuary, is parqularry adapted for carrying on any 'Trade or Mani'. fa*Ct ore where an easy. kVatet -carrhig? is desirable. For Sale of the Premises a.Public Audion will be held at the King's Arrni, at Kingsbridge, on Tuesday the loth day of uly next, precisely at Twelve at Noon. - Printed .aarticulars will ba ready to be delivered on or be. fore the 3oth day.of this instmt, and may he had at the Old' London Inn at:Exeter ; the place of Sale; of Messrs. Sandys, 'Horton, and I.toarke,.Crane.court, Fleet.street, Loh ; and of N , lessrs. Ellord and Leach,- Plymouth-Dock. . Datel zoth May, Olio. AN AR rICLE OF COMMERCE. To EAST and WEST-INDIA, AM E RICAN, and RUSSi•AN MERCHANTS. ..P. HEATH, of NottittOarmi,intortus Mcr j • chants of . Lngland, and 1 rtd:rs in gettral, that for thr.: ,Anvenience of Sale, he his placed his JUN IRE R'S ES SENCE of P I,PPERIVIINT and other Medicines in the hands of ,;Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church . yard. R'NIPER'S • ESSENCE of PEP 'Elt NIINT is . well knu.yli as n sate, etketual, arid pleasant remedy in Elam lencies,Gotity andCholicky pains in the Stomach and Bowels, Indig Nti:in, Hysterics, 'Sea 7Sickness, NAUstilattelfclant on Pteg:.;incy,; Relaxation, and lass,tuae, arising tr m A mos pheric . Heat, want of Appetite, Injuries from inclement Weather, the Abuse -of'Spirituous 'Liquors, and in the Spas modic AtEeetions of the Storhach and' Bowels, so conitnun to Infants -adapting"the dose to the urgency / of the case. As a amity Medicine; or tor t Ile Army-or Navy, it vvili be found a valuable acquisition. Sold wholesale and. retail, by Messrs.' Shade and Edwards, 66, St. t'am's Church.) ard, but none are genuine, exclit each nottle has " P. Heath, Nottingham," engraved on x Black Stamp . in Stepper Bottles, 2s. 9.l.—arid iruPhialSzs. 4d. and is. fp. , . • ORNAM . IN l'Al. AltelllTEClUich The following Books have hem lat Cly published by I. 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The t cOn- Solation-resulting from this Undertaking to many of the most respedable Families in the Kingdom, by securing peace atut concord amongst Relations and Friends, is sufficiently con spicuous to be countenanced by the humane and sensible part Of Mankind: Honour and secrecy having been the, bas! , of this Concern for thirty years, may be relied on. Those regardless ot ;eputation will not be treated with. . Apply to Mr. • Symons, or Mrs. Symons, Midwife, London House-yard, St. Paul's Church-yard.. - • An eligible Country. House, wher6 Ladies may be accom modated with A pniments, if more agreeable than in Town; Letters (post-paid) attended to, anti Advice in all Dis orders incident to Women and Children. A CHALLENGE. MESSRS: CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Nlajesty's service, -challenge the wholeaworld to prove a .shigle instance w her< then Medicine an,t method of cutednive tailed at the de,ircd eitcet.. File practice of many yearS in this particular branch ',/r - their protession, has not given rise to one iinsue es hit ase. They continue to direct their studies . to the tr.:ant - lent and cure of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys tem, which is the consequence of the pernicious and Wasteful eincts of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes. In the one it will be taunt( to be the unWling source of barrenness; the other have its ravages ta. tally' dcvdoped. to theFm_ by a distressing state of de:itlity which, if nut timely remed.ed, terminates in impotence. These are its remote and , Atimate effects,: while consump tion, loss of muscular power, and Val ions nervous complaints, usually characterise the earlier', stages of this solitary Ut languishirt*un. - :er the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuc. cessful in the c9urse of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In - the : Most Obstinate and complicated cases of ve nereal infeelion;such as obstructions in the urethra, spungy excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi nal weakness, gleets, as also kICT Ur ! S, Whether ~.fecerit or ofiong duPation - , and .wilch'have baf fled the skill of other Practitioners, arc by their present im proved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the Patient suffering the excruciating pail and alarming hemorrhage : which „frequent lk follows the applica tion of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty years extensive "practice iii this l`rietropolis, nutneroiiS' cases of Strictuics have been and are daily tinder their care, the total eradication of which. is etteded by a safe," certain,Aand eXpe -ditious mode Of practice, superior to any ether yet adopted. 'The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from - this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient 'restored, to sound anti-vigoroustealth. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re medieS; after the Stricture lias been destroyed, is indispensa bly 'requiSite to revive the slumbering sparks-0i life and to „reanimate the constitution. Several .Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first Tespeetabi lity, have been.under the care of Messrc. Currie and Co. for the 'removal of complaints of the. Urethra, Stridures, &c. rttul .having received a radical sod permanent Cure, request that referencetr may be, given to them, as.satisfartiory Oi delices of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Citific and Co's. plan of treatment., - Many of these Gentlemen Lave had strictures trom to'to 2o yesra, and had been under 'the care'ot Messrs. flume, Heaviside,*, and other apigeorrs of equidetni. net - ice, who atteMpted the cure by the a spiicatiort or the Lti 'oar Caustic, wrthout'suceess. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. : iO7, Hatton .Karcien..% .. Patients in the Country-are rcgitelted to state the particu lars of that case, age, and general habit living, &c. &c. inclosing a remittance for, advice and at - nes; when the :,acnewill be givens or sent to Any part of t e kingdom. To ensure that s,ecaecy so essential to their undertaking, the postage of letters may be 'gclkldii to the account fot medicines, 9tl dune, s 41. ----.1..07, IlattOil.gitftleo. ._. ------ l -- -. --n If 14 7 0 17 1 .. ill .P . • 1L....4 . .* .' .n • ' g ' • . 's' ‘..- , i ; • ' : ~,54..;,c. ' . , ' ..'” , = - •4'.4. ..• , -, -- - -11,...*1,4%,:'• •;'''' 1 : . : D2'l'';s',.‘?• 4. ~.'i::::. . p,..--fici.4lq-,:-. ' .-.....,-T.:€vskk , t k v I al fill 1 IPRICE SIXPENCE lIALPPENN PARLLAIE.N2; ROUSE OF 'PEERS, TUESDAY, JUNE Counsel were heard in the- Baubury Peerage Ap* peal, on the, part of the Crown. Lord PONs , , BY presented a PutitiOn from f the RoA •nlAn cached of the Count); of Galway, -pra) iriL, to be reliet.vd from the remaining disabilhes on _that claii of his Majk-st v's subjce . ts.-4-To lie oil the • fable. . - 1 . %1e Couiie,s of Pembroke (being a 'foreigner) W;is introduced. to the fable of the HOU,c, • Ur Lidylhip loon ihe'oecessar- ) e,,ouih to to t being uatitratzeci„ The 13111 to that rtiett was leact a s:-..coAd vane. • SINECURES. A iNlessage teas brought up froth the Commobss desiring alai a COMIII,Liee o. I[lo, L would attend (RC CociTlittee Oi Or cUal• rlloiiS on .I:l4irsd ;y.pexi., to consider of whht coot 4 weaning of the ilesolutiovs of ti e House of Coinwohs, respecting the abohtion of cer tain• places: . _ .. Tile Mes , :engers,- after having withdrawn, were , again called i:., anti informed t , y aretord:Coancel lor, that the Hot)Se would return_ an answer by a Messenger of their own. . A Petition was presented by Lord Huntly against the Seßtc't Lowlands D.sttllation Bill. - On the iir§t'reacting ot thisi3il, Lord Lauderdale conlOained that it would .4.);0v. wholly and moved that it be -printed.7—Ordered. 11.1 E - NAVY. .Lord STANHOPP said,- that he S had a propOsition to submit to their Lordships, whiCh was of tar greaterimportance than-any set o f motions winch. had been Made in that House for a number of yeas s. It related to the security of the British Navy,.(ip . sy,curity of which the very existence of .'the nation depended. His. Lordship then-went into a detailed account of the mischievous inventions made 'in France some )'ears .ago by 'an - American of the name of Veltow,n,, for the destruction of ships of t h.: a o st size. 'The experimwnt of it was made at Boulogne and at Cherbourg, aria it succeeded to a cent in ae gree. The inventor was afterwards invited o%er to this country by Mr. Pitt and Mr. Pandas (now Lord .They - held out •.great encouragement fd him, and obtained Ari explanatioa of his. seciet. The experiment was-repeated 'in some of our harbours, andwas attended with the like success. Th, : re wag no . d l oubt but that -this mischievous invention might be improved, and rendered the most etreOual said terrible instrument of War that ever has been used( NoA ,as it had been ascertained to t h e satisti..lioti f•4l _ mitts tutu 'the - nature ot the iuventiou, that it might prove most fOrtindabie -to the Bi &sit Navy if ern.. ployed by' the enemy, the obi. ct of his motion would_ be, to ascertain what measures had hten tak.•n by the British Govi-rument to apply a remedy, i n orde r tuldeteat the operation ot such an engine.— His Lordship urged the propriety of all the King's ships being . possessed of :such engines; and .Con , chided vt nil moving for a Return of the Ships ib his Alajt:s(y'.B Service, with the view ot soiStrning. than. The motion was negatived, the numbers being, - eo . ntitnt N on-Loil etas Against it STAMP DUTY SURPLUS - 17 On our return, we found 1,- ! rd s , :linetith discuss= ing toe prihcipies of LUAI and Taxa(iot; 3 in whi,:h he %vas answered by Lord I..verp ; and the other orders of the day being gone through; the 1 - 10USd adjourned. MUSE OF COMMONS. TUE , ,DAY, JUNE 5. Mr. BATHUEsT oroglit oi , .the report of the Com mittee, tcrconsidtr . on the mode of introducing Pti irate Bilis. Several Resolutions were agreed to, and ordered to be made into standing - Orders. Admiral HARVEY tirou4ht in toe British Fishery PloteOtion }3lll.—Rc=ad a firs,, and ordered to Le ead a second time on Thursday., Mr. BYNG preseilted a Petition against the Shad , well Poor 13d1.—Ordered toile on tile. table. r • Un his preset - fling a Petition against the G i ti,; menial Do . cti.4 Bill, • . . Thit SPEAKER•O',erved on the length of time. _the Bill has been pending in tile House, and the niugu larity of petitioning against tr, in so advance t a pe riod, unless i'he Hon. Member-lead it in his pr er to slew ; that the Petition could not be p. esented sooner, it would be incumbent on the Huu,nri w receive It. Mr." BYNG said that the Petition pr.lyed merely for a separate clause in the Bill. . A few words tollawect from Sir J. Groliatt), Sir C. Price, and . Sir T. Turton, when the Petition - was withdrawn, and the Kilt ordered to be read a third time to-roorrol.v. The Amendment of the Lords to the Gas Light Bill was taken into coir.irleration and agreed.fo. Orrihe motion of Sir W. CURTIS, the report of the 'liaMes Nal igation Bill was taken into further consideration. The Amendments were agreed to 3 and ordered to be engrossed. • Mr. FOSTER presented the Account of the Ff§t Fruits of Ireland since the Union, and the st:te [penis of the. Trustees of the same.—Ordered to be printed. On the motion of Mr. WARD a message was setrt to the • House of Peers, to re l uest the al ten dance of Lords-Melville,.Carlton, Westmeath, lesley, Graham, and otherS, belore the Committee, on sinecure places. _ _ _ On the Motion of Mr. FOSTER, the Bill for grant ing 216,0001. for the service of Ireland, to be la,ed from Treasury,Bills was read a first, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. The wool Bill i the Newlewaciland Fishery. Bill, NE, jwis, °", 1 : 0.- oc\ , .